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VESSEL DOCUMENTATION SEARCH BY NAME FULL
VESSEL DOCUMENTATION SEARCH BY NAME REGISTRATION

Taxable basis is fair market value of the boat as of the date it was moved to TN.įor questions regarding TN County Clerk requirements, please contact your local County Clerk.

If applicable, proof that sales tax was paid in another state in order to receive credit for all previous taxes paid.

Documents to prove the vessel was registered to you in another state.

What to take to the clerk’s office in order to obtain the application if the boat is in your name in another state but you would like to register it in Tennessee: Please see below for instructions on where to locate your HIN.

If your vessel is built after 1972 and the HIN is no longer affixed to the vessel or not in the proper US Coast Guard Format, photos will be required.

O Name, Address, telephone number, and signature of both buyer and seller.

VESSEL DOCUMENTATION SEARCH BY NAME FULL

O Full description of vessel including – year, make, model and HIN What to take to the clerk’s office in order to obtain the application if the boat was purchased from an individual:

VESSEL DOCUMENTATION SEARCH BY NAME REGISTRATION

This will include a yellow temporary registration that is valid for 60 days from the date of certification to allow for processing.

Persons who wish to register a boat must complete a certified Application for Boat Certificate of Number, acquired through a Tennessee county clerk's office or from the dealer that sold you the boat. State of principal use means the state on whose waters a vessel is used or to be used most, whether moored or underway, during a calendar year. Exception: Sailboats brought into Tennessee by persons from states that do not require numbering of sailboats are exempt from registration provided that Tennessee is not the state of principal use. Boats that require registration must be properly registered before using them upon any public water of Tennessee.īoats with current registration in other states may use Tennessee waters unless Tennessee has become their state of principal use.

(Boats are not titled in Tennessee.) Mechanical propulsion includes electric trolling motors but does not include boats powered only by oars or paddles. Tennessee law requires that all mechanically powered vessels (including federally documented recreational vessels) and all sailboats which are principally used in Tennessee must be registered. (Note to boat owners: temporary registration allows you to immediately use your boat up to 60 days after you receive your certification) Go to Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.